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by phoghed 1mo ago
I don’t think the parent comment was talking about html, css, and https. Rather something like Gemini.
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by phoghed 1mo ago
We have them, and have had them for a long time. Nobody wants to use them.
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by phoghed 1mo ago
Still a ton of non tech companies doing a digital / tech transformation out there too lol. Maybe some so far behind they still have the real estate and rack space to get ahead on this one
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by phoghed 1mo ago
Same, but not a whiff of open source/chinese models for anything other than someone fucking around with local LLM demos. Not a tech company though, so maybe that differs and we’re just behind what’s en vogue. However we did get in on e
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by phoghed 1mo ago
Fixed costs are already available via PTU reservation and afaik most serious enterprise projects are using this
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by phoghed 1mo ago
And yet it used to be much more common. SPA or not doesn't change how your team executes, what kind of management you're working under, or any other externality that makes you end up with a shit website.
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by phoghed 1mo ago
sigh If only Stalin were still around to responsibly steward AI
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by phoghed 1mo ago
I'm deeply loyal to the very concept of the LLM, so when any of them stop working I take time off out of respect.
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by phoghed 1mo ago
These people definitely have an overly rosy view of the past. The sites that are dog slow shit ux now still would be with server rendered html and jquery spaghetti, just like they were in the past. Ever submit some giant form to get some ra
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by phoghed 1mo ago
You appear to lack both imagination and sound reasoning ability
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by phoghed 1mo ago
Did you? Are they reading this? Until they do it remains true in fact and not just in spirit.
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by phoghed 1mo ago
> Yet you seem invested in convincing them of something Justify that
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by phoghed 1mo ago
This would be more convincing if mythos was something uniquely special and not something merely a couple months ahead of everyone else. It was great marketing though.
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by phoghed 1mo ago
You agree with him? Even the boomer coded armchair psychology? My comment isn’t even in the same realm of patronizing as that.
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by phoghed 1mo ago
Sounds like something you’d write as propaganda lol
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by phoghed 1mo ago
You don’t have a part to play of any value to anyone outside of your direct orbit. Nothing you can do will impact history. You will be forgotten shortly after your death. There is no afterlife, you’re nothing more special than a bug other t
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by phoghed 1mo ago
> Not sure at all you actually read the piece. On my HN!? Surprised pikachu
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by phoghed 1mo ago
SEO companies were already doing this. There were already tools applying ML to the problem before LLMs too, that would recommend places you could post relevant content, like Reddit, yahoo answers (lmao), quora, etc.
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by phoghed 1mo ago
Not pedantic enough because we have 500Hz monitors already. Don’t think that’s the point the author was trying to make though.
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by phoghed 1mo ago
It’s no doubt different, I’m just saying that we should always be suspicious of hearsay from individuals who are relaying this info through a game of social media telephone. People hate it, people enjoy it, you probably just have to experie
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by phoghed 1mo ago
To not repeat yourself every time. If you taught one of your coworkers how to access your db, would you want to have to repeat that every time? Now extend that to the rest of whatever system you’re working on. Do you want to manually have s
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by phoghed 1mo ago
For what it’s worth one of my coworkers has been going for over 20 years and he still loves it. Most people giving you an opinion formed it by reading comments on social media. I’d encourage you to talk to people that have actually been if
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by phoghed 1mo ago
Yeah but probably the whole of the memories for any given project will likely fit into context, and the agent can’t extract whatever it wants for the given task. Grep only comes in if they choose to narrow down the candidate memory files, a
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by phoghed 1mo ago
They already have. The tool is called bash and optimized api is grep, the storage is the file system. We’ve been here many months. What people are exploring are other options as far as I can tell. What you are offering is “don’t do that, th
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by phoghed 1mo ago
Right now you have an opportunity to enlighten everyone rather than talk down to them.
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by phoghed 1mo ago
> point of the article Nth iteration of pointless AI navel gazing?
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by phoghed 1mo ago
> when you build software, you own it No, I specifically don’t. My company owns it, and that bastard will lay me off without a second thought.
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by phoghed 1mo ago
Sorry, I’m new to the vengeance ethos.
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by phoghed 1mo ago
The obvious solution is you remove it after inspection and keep it safe inside
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by phoghed 2mo ago
That’s correct. We only need one law. Restaurant food poisoned you? NAP violation. Even that might be too much. As you’ve insightfully illustrated, 1 law is a slippery slope to infinite laws. Next thing you know we need a license to toast b

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